The News Frederick 1964 subscription rates page
Frederick Maryland edition lists subscription rates for single copies mail and carrier service. Rates include one month 1.25, three months 3.50, six months 6.00, one year 12.00. Also shows weekly and monthly carrier charges and mailing terms.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Great Southern Ptg. & Mfg. Co
North Court
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Frederick Rd
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Post Files
Reports from October 6 1914 note signs of a possible change in the northern France war stalemate. The Frederick County Agricultural Society fair opens tomorrow at 10 am with full stalls and a strong livestock display. The YMCA lobby opened Sunday for the first time, offering books and magazines to youths.
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News-Post
France
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Y.M.C.A
Census Finds One Fourth of Nation in Top Metros
An interim Census Bureau report shows over one quarter of Americans live in the 15 largest metropolitan areas, with a 5 percent regional growth average and 2.6 million additional residents over the last three years. Washington, D.C. area led growth at 12.3 percent. New York added 593,367 residents to 11,286,900. Los Angeles-Long Beach added 484,000 to 6,523,000, surpassing Chicago's 6,499,000. Major metros listed include New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Boston, San Francisco-Oakland, Pittsburgh, Washington, St. Louis, Cleveland, Baltimore, Minneapolis, St Paul, and Buffalo.
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Census Bureau
Iterim
National
Washington
New York
Los Angeles - Long Beach
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
San Francisco - Oakland
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minneapolis
St Paul
Buffalo
Fidel Castro predicts lean year for Cuba in 1965
Fidel Castro told the 2 million member Committee for the Defense of the Revolution that 1965 will be lean with consumer privations. He blamed falling world sugar prices, farm failures, and rising bureaucracy for sugar production woes, noting his own private family farm now has 12 office workers.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
Committee For the Defense of the Revolution
Castro
Red Cross reviews management roles and conference speakers
Red Cross announces administrative appointments including director of the fundraising program. Speakers include Dr. James Pert and Joseph Patterson among others. volunteers assist with registration. State conference chair Jay Carsey and Mrs Gerald W Hayes will assist. Mrs Kimble retires after 41 years in Maryland state service.
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Red Cross
Shea
Chokio
Minn
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sioux Falls
St. Thomas College
Farm Credit Administration
James Pert
National Red Cross
Leslie Bell
Joseph Patterson
Eastern Area
William Phillips
James A. Kline
Ralph Kline
J. V. Rosapepe
Jill, Herd
Jay Carsey
Indian Head
Gerald W. Hayes
Aberdeen
Kimble
Cumberland
Margaret Kimble
Robert B. Kinble
Maryland Department of Labor and Industry
Farm sale near Middletown highlights Twenty Years Ago notes
Twenty years ago in Walkersville Libertytown area agriculture teacher Manville E Coblentz bought Mamie Huffer s 167 acre Middletown farm three miles south along the Jefferson highway. Aachen siege ultimatum threatened by American forces. Potomac Edison wins two National Fleet safety awards at Chicago safety congress. St Louis Cardinals claim World Series by 3 1 over Browns, securing Series win and 4-2 NL edge.
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Manville E. Coblentz
Walkersville
Libertytown
Mamie Huffer
Middletown
Aachen
National Safety Council
Chicago
Potomac Edison
St. Louis Cardinals
Browns
St. Louis
Pre-Trial Publicity Prejudiced On Rees
Richmond AP report says attorney S White Rhyne Jr claims pre trial publicity against Melvin Davis Rees Jr was more prejudicial than that against Lee Harvey Oswald and seeks a new trial for the slaying of Carroll Vernon Jackson Jr of Louisa. FBI entry without warrant cited as violation. gun found in Rees room cited as pivotal.
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Richmond
Melvin Davis Rees Jr
Rees
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
S. White Rhyne Jr
Circuit Court of Appeals
Carroll Vernon Jackson Jr
Louisa
Jackson
Rhyne
FBI
Maryland
Reno S. Harp
RFK Talks Population Explosion and Senate Bid
New York AP Kennedy declines certainty on population fixes if elected to the Senate as a Columbia student questions him. His wife, nine months along, adds humor before Kennedy treats the issue as a personal yet urgent global concern. Mrs Shriver named Citizens for Tydings cochairman in Baltimore to aid Democrat Joseph D. Tydings’ Senate run.
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New York
Columbia University
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Senate
United States
Imrs. Shriver
Baltimore
Sargent Shriver Jr
Citizens For
Final Plans For Frederick Arts Council Event
The Arts Council for Frederick County meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. to discuss Art in the Park plans including a foreign film series and potential Board of Education candidate endorsement. Art in the Park is this Saturday at Memorial Park from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with rain location Calvary Methodist Church.
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Arts Council For
Frederick County
Jack Gruber
Board of Education
East Church Street
Memorial Park
Calvary Methodist Church
Rice's Color Center
North Market Street
Lid Drops Again On Baker Case
Washington AP. The Senate Rules Committee again days into the Baker hearings with only two of nine members present led by B Everett Jordan. Dispute over new public testimony before Nov 3. Williams labeled a $35 000 overpayment a kick back tied to the Kennedy Johnson campaign fund. FBI inquiry ordered by Johnson. McCloskey disputed the charge.
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Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Jordan
Johnson
South
Senate
John J. Williams
R-Del
Matthew McCloskey
Don B. Reynolds
District of Columbia
Williams
Reynolds
Baker
FBI
McCloskey
Rules Committee
Senate Democrats
Javits undecided for Nov election
Senator Jacob K. Javits told Syracuse University students he has not decided how to vote in the presidential election. He said he cannot support the Goldwater ticket and is not prepared to back President Johnson. If moderates back a GOP shift, he will join that effort.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Jacob K. Javits
Goldwater
Javits
Syracuse University
Johnson
Barry — Goldwater
Stock Quotations and Market Values Guidance
Dividend rate and market value prices from Alex, Brown & Sons, NYSE members in Frederick. The figures are intended as a guide to the approximate range within which these local securities could have been sold or bought at the time of compilation.
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Alex, Brown & Sons
New York Stock Exchange
Frederick
Foreign policy clash in campaign positions on Johnson and Goldwater
AP report compares Lyndon B. Johnson and Barry Goldwater on Cuba Vietnam and the United Nations. It notes Johnson favors measured steps toward peace and stronger anti communist stance while Goldwater pushes firmer hard line threats and potential war risks. The piece covers summit talks test ban Cuba policy Vietnam and UN stance.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John M. Hightower
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Goldwater
Soviet Union
U.S
der Spiegel
Russia
John F. Kennedy
Detroit
United States
Cuba
Viet Nam
Europe
Minneapolis
Eisenhower
Labor
Mugging details unfold with victim beaten and robbed
Beall testified that Hoy began striking the victim in the eyes, dragged him from his car, beat him in the face and side, and left him on the sidewalk after taking his wallet. The witness described seeking the assailants who fled the scene.
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Hoy
Beall
Deaths fill Md. communities with multiple obituaries
A batch of notices from near Middletown to Walkersville reports the deaths of Mrs. Hattie M. Ahalt, Howard Edward Davis, Mrs. Pearl A. Holmes, Thomas F. Justice, Mrs. Elma D. McGaha, and Norman L. Keeney. Surviving relatives include sons, daughters, grandchildren, and siblings. Services are scheduled across Glad Hill, Union Bridge, Chestnut Grove, Sykesville, Leesburg, and nearby cemeteries with church and funeral home arrangements noted.
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Clarence A. Holmes
Pearl A. Holmes
Chestnut Grove
Charles E. and
Helen Jamison Metz
Preston Holmes
Joseph ‘Bussard
Lillian Jones
Security
Maryland
Mary Eversole
Harpers Ferry
Charles E. Metz
Chestnut Grove Church of
Samples Manor
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Funerals for Roy Garner Olive Harris Rosina McLeod Yetta Leiner
Funeral services for Roy B. Garner were conducted by Rev. Howard W. Miller at C. O Foss and Son in Taneytown with Masonic Lodge representatives and burial in Lutheran Cemetery. Olive R. Martin Harris died Friday. services held at United Brethren Church in Thurmont with interment in United Brethren Cemetery. Mrs Rosina Virginia McLeod widow of David McLeod died early Thursday. services at Maryland Odd Fellows Home with interment in Baltimore Cemetery. Mrs Yetta Leiner wife of Louis Leiner died Saturday. services at Beth Sholom Synagogue conducted by Rabbi Morris Kosman with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Alonzo J. Ahalt
Hattie M. Ahalt
Near Middletown
Prince Georges County General Hospital
Cheverly
Maryland
Millard F
Malissa Bowlus
St. John’s Lutheran Church
East Riverdale
Harold A. Ahalt
Port Charlotte
Florida
Edgar F. Ah
Gertrude Curry Davis
Charles H. Davis
Lester V. Davis
Union Bridge
Straw Bridge Methodist Church
St. Matthews K of P Lodge
Paul Lawrence Dunbar Court
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Clarence Govans
St. James Cemetery
New Windsor
Thomas F. Justice
Sykesville
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Josephine E. Justice
Haight Funeral Home
Mitzell
Methodist Church
Ellicott City
Freedom Cemetery
Eldersburg
Norman L. Keeney
Raymond L.keeney
Dickerson
Barton
Walkersville
Martin A. Case
Thurmont Methodist Church
Robert Stonesifer
Jimmy Layton
Clinton Smith Jr
Tommy Cole
Harry Pryor
Steven Spielman
Methodist Cemetery
Kemptown
Roy B. Garner
C. 0 Foss and Son
Taneytown
Howard W. Miller
Olive R. Martin Harris
William ©. Harris
United Brethren Church
Thurmont
Elmer R. Andrews
Harry E. Krone
Russell Forney
Lester Unger
Darrell Freese
Victor Freese
Charles Fisher
Lawrence Ricketts
United Brethren Cemetery
Rosina Virginia McLeod
David McLeod
Maryland Odd Fellows Home
Ralph M. Sharpe
Calvary Methodist Church
Henry J. Bensel
Gustav A. Fricke
William A. Steinmuller
Carl H. Nelson
E. Earl Hern
Maurice A. Ramsburg
Baltimore Cemetery
M. R. Etchison and Son
Yetta Leiner
Louis Leiner
Morton M. Siegel
Cloverhill
RFD
Beth Sholom
Morris Kosman
F. R. Smith
D. M. Fadeley
R. W. Keeney
E. T. Whitmore
Jury Selection Involves Beall's Face Recognition Challenge
Beall told the court he could recognize Hoy and Melvin Boyce by face but not by name. About 45 minutes were spent selecting a jury before the trial, with 11 jurors challenged by defense counsel. The panel includes John W. Albaugh Sr. and others such as F William Sweeney, James Brown, Gertrude K. Smith, and more.
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Beall
Hoy
Melvin Boyce
John W. Albaugh Sr
F. William Sweeney
James Brown
Gertrude K. Smith
Louise G. Grabill
Margaret A. Wilbur
Irene K. Carter
Josephine Klinefelter
Lola M. Wastler
Frank M. Thompson
Grace Ambush
Alice Brice
Vatican push for Christian unity and common prayer
Vatican officials outline a program for unity with separated Christians and endorse common prayer. Catholic training should follow unity principles and Catholics must cooperate with Orthodox, Protestants, and Anglicans in public life to present a united Christian witness.
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Paul VI
National
Bishops Conferences
Goldwater proposes Eisenhower to lead Southeast Asia study group
Goldwater announced he would ask Eisenhower to head a six member task force of qualified experts to assess the South Viet Nam crisis. The plan includes Walter Judd Arleigh Burke and Gen Mark Clark to chart a Republican policy on Southeast Asia and report back on the situation.
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Goldwater
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Asia
U.S
Arizona
Minnesota
Walter H. Judd
Congress
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Mark Clark
Judd
Southeast Asia
Goldware
Mehaffie Honored With National Handicap Employment Award
Mehaffie, praised by Ralph Currens for rapid growth in automatic data processing, is slated for schooling in programming. The national award honors a handicapped individual who inspires employment of others, with the silver plaque donated by students at the Institute for the Crippled and Disabled. Mehaffie, a 1960 Frederick High School graduate, resides with his parents on West Fifth Street.
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Thon
Ralph EB. Currens
Currens
United States
Richard W. Graham
Detrick
Institute For the Crippled and Disabled
New York City
Frederick High School
Mehaffie
George E. Mehaffie
West Fifth Street
Musey Couple Guests of Lewistown Hostess
Mr and Mrs Reuben L Musey of Hagerstown were guests of Mrs J William Strine at her Lewistown home. Strine accompanied the Museys to their home where she spent the weekend.
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Reuben L. Musey
Hagerstown
J. William Strine
Lewistown
Mrs Pauline Flohr Improves After Sept 29 Auto Crash
Mrs Pauline F Flohr of South Jefferson Street is improving from injuries suffered in an auto accident on September 29 along South Jefferson Street. Mrs George Stull of Taney Apartments remains under observation at Frederick Memorial.
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Pauline F. Flohr
South Jefferson Street
George ‘Stull
Taney’ Apartments
Frederick Memoriat
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Western Md. Trust
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Potomac Edison Pd
Potomac Edison Pia
Marken & Bielfeld
Bank of Sranswicl
Bank of Damascus
Birnie Trust Taneytown
First Nat'l
Myersville Savings
New Windsor State
Thurmont Bank
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Frederick Co
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Housing Authority of
Crisfield
Carlton R. Sickles
D- iMd
Barry Exchange
By John M. Hightower
Laos
Joint Chiefs of Staff
United Nations
Iran
Congo
U.N
Howard Edward Davis
Carroll County
Jessie Davis
Ira McGaha
Elma D. McGaha
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Lovettsville
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Ruth James
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Berlin
Conn
Muse and Reed
Vatican
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